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Tried nnd..rrusty.

Starting twenty-five years ago rs n
Young medical practitioner in Buffalo, N.
Y, DR.. x, Y. Pierce has been rapidly
coming, hand over hand, up the ladder Of
fame and prosperity. To-day his name
stands az q guarantee Of personal honor
and professional ekill, and ths 1nvalida'
Hotel and Surgical Institute over which
ne presides, with mssterly Judgment, Is
universally known aud recognized e. the
leading health resort in tho land.
DR.. Piorco may truthiully be said to
command the markets Of the word, for his
proprietary medicines. the Golden Msdi.
cal Discovery" "Favofite Prescription
and pheasant purpstive Pellets," nre sold
In enormous quantities, not only In Fog.
land, Ireland, Scotland and other Euro.
pean countries, but MISC in India, South
Africa, South America, Australia and
other far distaut lands. This exlraordi.
nary measure OF succass has been attain
I'd by DR.. Pierce and bis Family Medi
cinee, because under the ordeal OF Year,
Of public scrutiny they have withstood
the tea. and are to-day rated by all al
.'tried and truaty," "
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nEcoLLEcrloNs OF LOGAN.


.u. VOL Ns tihtpl fApCFs
Hotrard IN Inc EeU York World. ~. ....s.-,
General Logan was always fond Of out.
door sport. He was an admirable horse.
man and swordanan and knew how to
handle rifle, but he was the last man to
brag Of his strength or skill. When down
at tho Hot Springs Of Arksnsas iow years
$50 trying to throw of a peculiarly severe
attack OF rheumatism, he astonished the
pistol experts Of that pis.oling country.
On one occasion a dozen young men were
shooting from tho piazza OF tho Goucrals
hotel at a bottle laid on thu broad crotch
Ola distant tree. Tho bottle was round.
Unlesa II WAS hit plumply In tho middle "
spun round and round like top. The
young men were good shots, but now aud
then they would miss the aomewhat ditli.
cult mark. Then the invalid Senator
would chatr them, The young men finally
become irritsted and asked Logan II he
could improve upon their skill. After q
little moro chntling he said: III toll you
follows what will do. There are twelve
OF you, but I'll give you each o box OF G.,
gars for every time you hit tho bottle y
you'll give me box Tor every timo |
hit it." a4tg .E,gp X. sd
The boys accepted the proposition in
h.antly. h ali.j.r b
mi uhoot FIRST" said Logsn,s "and i
hit I'm to shoot again and agnln uatil
miss iig.y 4.@ IN alts 5r.i
They had no objection, 30 tho General
fired twelve consecutive shots, zach time
hrealias = different bottle, wbilc the
young mems eyes opened wider and
wider. 81 ~ IA g6gaYrl-- e .gs
do you want my more?'' he aaked
after the twelfth shot. .S ;,
NO" Gaid the young men hastily; "We
GUESS not. s,-s .li.. r5.Al
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In tho llent VI ltnttle.

CHICAGO Herald. G.it MAN -'HI. }A ANt
~ waa with General Logan all through
the War" said military-lotkirg man on
the rear end OF a Madison street car les.
evening, "and III all that time l never
saw him shrink In battle. used to think
Hancock led charmed life, bu. L1gan's
contempt for singing aud scfeechine lead
wag even moro pronounced than thai OF
the great West Point soldier. While the
battle OF kenssaw Mountain wss in
progress I saw Logan ride at full
speed in front Of our lines whom
the bullets eoened to DO fall
ing thicker than hail. Dareheaded, pow
der-atained, and hiu long, black hsir Int.
tcsing in tho breezo. the General looked
like a mighty conqneror OF medieval dsys,
Ha did not know what danger was. Stand:
ing upright In the s.irrups Of his saddle,
] have seen him plunge to the head OF a
charging column and bury himself in the
smoke and flame of tbs ,enemy'a eups.
A iow moments before tho good McPher,
son fell st Aslsnta she'll burst eithin
twenty feet OF GeneralLogan. Turning
to McPherson, who had been slightly
stunned by the, explosion, Logan coo!ly
remarked: sgg 5,-, b..
"'Genernl, they seem to be popping that
corn for u.s. Il. *
Twenty minutes later Mcpherson lay
bleeding on the field, while L,gan, who
had assumed command Of the troops, was
burlipg his bat:alions against the enemy
with the skill Of born saldier."' n IN Is.
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: Kind Words For Capt, Doycner, Z

The many Marshall county friends Of
Capt. B. B. Dovener will learn with pleas
uro that tho Wheeling Republican cou.
venticn made him the nominee for the
Msyoralty by reclamation. The nomina.
ton is a strong ono nnd VIC unheaitatingly
predict that it isequivalent to an election.
The Captain was a brave soldier and is a
thorough Republican o.ndsriQe Herald.
Capt. B. B. Dovenor was nominated rs
the Republican candidate for Mayor of
Wheeling. II Harrison county could
vote he would get there larksJurg
Telegram. :,
Capt. B. B Doveaer is q candidate for
Mayer in Wheeling. Throw OF your
coats boys. and elect the gallant little
Cap.ain.-.lVtston Republican. /,
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Bo,'on Record, MOO |TI nv "a M
"a Bostonlan visiting Washington re-
Gently went to the Capitol, and thinking
1t would be comfortable In tho gallery ap-
propriated to ladies' accompanied by gem
tlemen Appeared at the enirSrca and was
stopped by tho doorkceper. mo gentle
men are admitted here except with
ladies'" The old gentleman (for he was q
Bosionian Of mature age, as well as blue
bloody was equal to the emergency. but
my wife 10 In here" "Ve.y well 20 In"
On entrance he discovered, to his dismay,
that the only person present was a well.
dressed colored woman. On coming out
tho doorkesper ciylly inquired: ibid
you find your wife? li,f.. ,s8.,..
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General, they seem to DO popping that
a Mastery Lie open to improvements meats

UotlOu 1rcngTtM ~ r. rlg .-,Es 81 ..f..g.
Tho champion liar hsils from Pike
County, Ind, aud the following yarn is
probably the cregtest effort OF bis life: "a
young lady who VIA watching 10 = binding
harvester ut work fell upon the table and
wss carried M with the. grain. As tho
girl wa about the sizs Of the bundle, the
machine did NOT recognize the difference,
aad 70 she cams through With neat little
string about her waist. One OF the har-
vest hands caught her as the machine
kicked Eer out and set her on the ground
right side up, .whsn it was found that she
bad been more frightened then hurt"
Now, il this veracious agriculturist had
only added that the machine thresLed the
youcg woman and shock from her isce the
flour without which no eelf..gspectipg
womsn's toilet is complete, and barreled
ssid -four for market by the. aid o; the
young woman's hoops, his story would
possess q completeness and symmetry
which would cause it to pass current every
where as great and Indispensable work
OF ark s-'.-'' s'.-'-'.El ..,.-.-
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Turning tho Tables.

A Nsw Haven, Connecticut, Judge has
just fined two railroad officials for black
listing IN employs. The Judge in render
ing his decision said:
The court is equally sstitfi9d tina. any
conspiracy to prevent, ohstruci or hinder
q man from putting his labor upon thu
market when or where, and for such cou-
pensation as no may agree for, If tho
same bs lawful, Ia highly criminal at COM
mon law and more dissa'rous thsn other
forms OF conspiracy, except that to take
lifu. s5
This came Judge & year ago fined the
men who ;wero engaged in boycolting the
New Haven Journa! and Courier, and
thus enjoya the distinction OF being the
first Judge in that State to try boycotting
employee rs well as boycottins en-
p,oyer5. ss.,ts5 Z yle
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Nl1ltd by Beil, PtTsty F0ort. { W. ~
Tho colonel Of q New York regiment
tells a story Of tho battle Of Winchester.
In tho .hickpst Of the fsht, when the
slaughter in tho Union line lad become
perfectly frightful, he detached a stout
Irishman Of his regiment curled up be-
hind great tree. he rode up to the de.
lirquent and sayagely reprimanded him
for his cowardice. But the man. with If.
resis!sble Hibernisn drollsry, responded:
Nov, Colono! dear, don't be hard with
poor felly like me. A coward, is it?
Faith, thinl; l am, but I'd rather DO
called that every day in the year than to
be like that poor crsyter yonder," to
whom tho Colonel's attention was directed,
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wss The mang!ed corpse o. soldier whose
head had been entirely demolished bya
shot. The odd oarnestness Of the fellows
excuse made the Colonel laugh heartily.
and the man was left TO the enjoyment Of
hia treh 49, W.
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I SPECIAL NoTICEs.
I A CA RID.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and In.
dtserettons Of youth. nervous weakness carly do.
cay, less OF manhood, etc. will send recipe that
will cu.s you. FREE OF CHARGE. This Erca.
roredy was discovered By missionary In South
America. Send seli.addrcssed envelope to tho
Rev: Joseph IT. lnman, Station D, New York CITY
Ss4TThEAW III , : 1,lg11 M " - - -
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CTOCkAOLpERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockho,ders Of tha
Belmont Nail Company 70. the election OF Direc.
tors aud the tranaclon OF tuch other br slne's a.
may DO presented, will be held at the oilce OF Tho
company, Tuesday, January q. at O'Clock r. N.
hid 4,W. J. b. DUBOIS,
JAIL I'll -tf-. III ~ 30 vi Secretary,
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r,, 1881 ,,Si{i s,.lF54l. t,lf.N sd N. -
Eslts queer; tho tighter a man becomes,
tue laoeer bis tongue Merchant
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TRAYELEkS' GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAlEs-ou and after Jan. .. 1ss7-EzrIA-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS sDaIly, -tSupday
e1capted. Monday c.ceptat -Mheeiin ne iI,nn.
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attl5si &.&t u. z. 6 q. Railroad. $50 nj
GAINESVILLE. So 800 '-'''s"uu Auu 1
{, Leave Belaire at 1:so p. N. for woodsae.d and
Leave Bellairs at 1885 p. N. for woodsaeld: a 81
$3.50 2. m. for GAINESVILLE. SOS a m. ior WooIsneid
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s TRIMS OF THE sEMI.wEEKLY,
One copy, months..s1 Is Two copies, year,:.A 90
onecopy,l year~... 50 Five copies, year 10 %
Tile price Of the Daily Intelligence: Is 6i cents
per month: $! Gu for three months: 81 20 for AiI
months: sst0f.r ons year. in advance. u ~
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TNHE ROCHESTER,

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13
MARK HTs HY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. Jan. y. noon.--Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy ~ per cent. EN-
change--loug, S. S2ls6D+ S24z; short, 81 $50
4 son. stale bonds dun but steady. Govern
menJ bonds dult butsteady.
500 =. m.--EXCnange, 81 o2l4e0i s2T. Money
cay az 2d5 per cent, closing Offered Al !.
Sub-Ireasurv balances - told. sl30,D2,000
curreucv. Sl19S Geo. Government bouds dun
amt hehTy; four per cents. l2'2s; three per
cents. 100. State honda dun but steady.
Transactions at the stock Exchange to-day
we're entirely local, there being httle or
nothing done for any outside interest. There
was little selling by London houses early IN
the day, which encouraged the bears 10 raid
prices. rumors OF the death Of Mayor Hewitt
being freely used IN this connection. " hen
the pressure was removed the market be-
came duh and leatureiess, though there was
some buying late IN the dav. when early
losses were generally recovered. Southern
Richmo ana West Point and Norfolk and
Western preferred being remarkably active
ard strong. A though nothing new was de-
veloped IN regard to these properties the
general opinion upon the street Is that deal
of some magnitude ia contemplated. Coal
stock were next in point OF interest. but
their fluctuations were unlm nortant Tncr
was considerable business n ST. Paul and
Western Union. but transact n were devoid
of interest. Considerable ttrength wa
shown by Oregon Improvement on very light
trading. The opening was weak this morn ng,
Richmond and West Point. which showed he
largest los being down u per cent. Busnes
was duh though prices continued steady for
short time, Richmond and West Point,
however, being notably strong; but the gem
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MEMORANDA.

New York, Jan l0-Arrived, schrs Annie l.
Henderson, Henderson. Fernandlna; Maud
Snare Dorr, jacksonville; Annie i Chase,
do: Charmer, Daboll, Brunswick.
Cleared, schr Abbie Ii Gheen, Gheen, Pa
latka.
Iona OBJ, Simpson, Savannah.
Carthagena, Jan 5-Sailed, bark Peeress
OBJ, Thompson, Port Royal.
Rotterdam, Jan S-ArriYed, bark EmIgrant
(Nor), Alholm, Brunsw lex.
Savona. Dec 30-Arrlved, bark Timoleonto
Utall, MasSa. Pensacola.
Havana. Jan 3-Arrived, schr Nina Bell,
Thompson. Pensacola.
Boston. Jan 100 Cleared, schr Eta Stimp-
son, Thomas. Brunswick, to load for ST Johns.
Baltimore, Jan l0-Arrlved. schr Ida Law
renee. Young. savannah,
At anchor of New Point 9th, supposed brig
Woodbury. Brown, from Darien, Incorrectly
reported as supposed the brig John Wesley
from Rio JanelTO.
Brunswick Jan l0-Arrived. bark Condor
fNor), Syvertsen, Tybee.
BucksVile, Ga, Jan l0-Sailed, schr Flora
Condon, Burgess, West Innies.
Fernandlna. Jan l0-ArriVed, schr VIM Ill
Hopkins, Barrett, Philadelphia.
Cleared. schrs Maud ii Dudley, Ollver,
Philadelphia; Emma crosby, Campbell, Bal
timOre.
For ress Monroe, Jan 10-Sailed. schr Frank
Nj Howes, Grove, from Jacksonville (put In
for harborj, New York.
Galveston, Jan l0-Cleared, bark Edward
Cush ng. BickmoreJ Pensacola; brig Carl
Gustaf tNus), Lindqvist Salerno.
GEORGETOWN, > c, Jan l0-Sailed, schrs Ii /
Hazarn. Satterly, and Geo CongdOn, Ter
rel, New York. Eva \ Danenhower, john
son, Philadelphia.
Jacksonville. Jan CARVED, steamer City
Of Monticello, Creasey, Charleston ITO sail
oth Tor NassAu)
Key West. Jan l0-ASrived, stmr Mascotte.
Mckay, Havana.
or Sand Key, schr Ben b Church, Kelly,
Phitadeiuhia for Galveston.
Pcnsacla. Jan l0-Arr we'd, barks Ci'eno
sHal. Colelto. BueDos Ayres; Isaac Benham
| tNorj. Kiaveness, RIO Janeiro; Prince Char
| lie NOR. Brunsgari (. Matanz8s; Marcelio
| Utah, DoderO. Moutevldeo; Zimi tBr), l. Oyd.
| rio JauelrO; schr- Frederick Carel (DutChJ,
Kut. santos; Lizzie leyer. Harrington, Pro-
vidrncG: Mary Spr gue, Poland. New York
Cleared. bark Ha'e ock DR., Mcdedlth,
Montcvld. o.
Port Royal, c, Jan lo--Arriyed, schr II
Gordon, from PhIadciph
Sat!ua River. Ga. Jan J--ArriYed. schr } as
f. " ooGnouse, WoOdhOuse, brunswick.
Vineyard Haven, Jan S-Arrvcd, BARK
Olust"o. .ickerspn. hpaiachicula for Boston
Woud's Hole, Jan s-Suiied, hchr Jeanne
IIpuitt, Chase, savannah.
New YORK. Jan I2-Arriyed, steamships
D.. pi from Liver oOl, Sothnis, from LIVER
POOL.
Arrived out, steamship Arizona, New YORK
for Liverpool.
Feruandina Jan i2--Arriyed bark Iris tSw) ,,
GranVail. Lisbon.
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CONSIGNEES.


Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Jan l2--.
Rleser 5, solomon Y Son, j Alexander, 3
levin, Decker +, Il Kirk land, NJ Ferst y
Co, Lee Roy Myers
Per savannah. Florida ana Western Rv.
Jan l2-Transfer once. w Leahy. Mil
ledge, Kate Cohen, q l. Appelton, Capt r q
Fleming, A A Avelhe, Lee Roy Myers. Col III
Halnes. Einstein 4 l.. Epstein " w, Savan-
nan Fgt Agt, NJ Ferst Il Co, NJ Henderson,
Melnhard Bros y Co, b ii Levy Bro, j j
ABRAMS, II Myers Bros. Reppard u Co. w
" sharpe, McDonough & Co. W G jackson. G
M iIrlsman, j o Parker, w d simklns. A ID
Peacock. II h Co, } Z Williams, Ells, Y n Go.
W Chisholm, e I Roberts. BALDWIN Il Co.
j Thompson, ID Y Dancy, Perkins Il Son,
Butler II S, Jno Flannerv Il Co. Decker n F,
M 4 Mcintyre, NJ Macleau. Heron u &,
W Gordon Co, G Walter Il Co, Woods "
Co, Garnett. & Co. w Hawkins.
Per Central Railroad, Jan l2- Fordg Agt.
w w Gordon Il Co, IL NJ Conner u Go. Il Nc
pin, Woods II Co, NJ Maclean, j p Williams,
nj Farley, Jno Flannerv Co. r. ID Bogart,
Garnett, " Co, q Walter Il Co. Heron II G.,
j S Wood & Bro, BALDWIN Co, Brown NJ,
Z Carson, 6 Haas, A Il Huh, II Stenins,
I Bond, Herman n X, Ludden Il b, II
johnson, A Ii Champion, Smith Bros u Co,
Times, Freeman O, A Miller & Co. Nc
Glllls Nj. Guckenhelmer 4 son, Weed II {.
Frank Co. Peacock. ii Il Co, NJ Ferst " Co,
Lilienthal & Son. w ID Smkins, ID Il Lester.
Palmer Bros, Beast, NJ Boley & Son, & w
Tledeman, Decker & +, e A Schwarz, Sam'l
Chefry, McDonough II Il, K Lowell Son, w
5 DeLund, Suits. ID Bacon 4 Co, =
Masters, W B Nell & Co, Lee Roy Myers, W
Pearce Ellis, Il Co, w G Ganahl, Butler
Bros, j w Pead, W | Miller, Grady, Del Il
Co, Meinhard Bros " Co, Pearson & s, Ben
nett IIodge, j j Allen, A Enrich & Bro, A b
Collins Il Co.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohens BLUM and
way landings-Herron Il u. G Il Montague,
w w Gordon Co, Pearson & 5, E I Roberts,
Garnett, 5 Il Co, MY a. ID Mcintyre, j q
Sullivan, Graham X ii, J Williams, NJ Ros-
ignold, q Walter q Co, w | Miller f NJ HUI,
Ellis, Y Il co, Baldwin 4 Co. II Lowell & Son,
Chestnut Il c, II Ruwe, Nj henderson, |
Roose, X ii Gother. II solomon " son, X
Garrett, A Ehrlich n Bro, Decker u r, W II
Jaudon, j A IL Umbach "A G Camel, j Wright,
W MetZger, II q Green, ID b Lester, Order.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
Mrs IL W Parker aud svt, Mrs G ii Clark and
2svts. Miss Grahe Carter, Miss l.ippctt, G.
Pattsburg, and4 stecrage
FER steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way landngs-N Il Morgan Rev VIM Jarrell,
! Roose, K Ii ENey, W II Bennett, & u Daley,
{ Gnann, J Shuman, Ii Il Tison, T l.
CaVcs, Gnann, W " Kemp, Il 4 Beard, j A
llson, ii tlepp. Rev Austin, W Reiser,
Dykes. q Powell, VIM Prior, Miss sal
ne Green, Mrs West and servant Miss Bessie
Green, j III Butler, Miss Clifford. Miss Alice
Bostock, W Ellis, Miss NJ Mehrtens, w h
Evans, John Evans ID l. Sewell, Mrs Common.
N Miss Fetts, Miss Itichardson, IL Lamkee, and
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The following special to the MORNING NEWS
is published for the benefit of our Florida
readers and those interested in Florida fruits.
and can be relied upon as accurate and relia-
bic:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l2.-No Improvement
in this market. Florida oranges, fancy, per
box. 81 75aS 25; Florida oranges, fair, per
box, 81 25a2 so; Florida oranges, russets, per
box, 81 00a2 25: Florida oranges, common, per
box, 81 50al rs.
A. b. DETWILER & SON.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY JANUARY 49, 1887

BALTIMORE. j an. l2-Flour steady hut quiet !;
How ara street ana Western superhne 81 500
90, extra 81 1898 20. family 81 l6QeI IS. city
mnls supertne 81 500c3 90. extra So 1905 90 !;
quiet; Western lower. with better demand !;
Southern red 9S@95c. amber 95@97c; No. ?
Western winter rod. on spot, 9is4G92Ac. Corn
Southern quiet; Western steady and quiet /;
Southern, white 461tsc, yellow 46G4Sc.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l2.-Flour quiet and weak.
Wheat weak and lower: No. red, cash $40
81 january delivery S29S2l4c, May SAG
S79.c asked. Corn quiet but steady; No. 2
mixed. cash S4l<@S5i4c, February delivery 500
aoIsc closed a. a5c bid. O&ts quiet; No,
mixed, cash 273402S3sr bid, January delivery
az 81 49,. Provisions dun and generally lower:
Mess pork $l22 Is. Lard at l0c. Bulk meats
boxed lois long clear ACC, short rib s OOc,
short clear l5c. Bacon lower; long clear
1906 soc. short ribs S7]sc, short clear
l2%D7 l5c. Hams steady at 10 00,Gl9 o0c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat firm; No. red, sic. Corn
quiet; No. mixed. $50. Oats firm; No. ,
mixed. 5013G3lc. Provsions-Pork dull at
$l2 So. Lard firm mt 25c. Bulk meats un-
changed. Bacon unchanged. Whisky steady
al 81 ID. Hogs weak.
red SIC. Corn. No. ,, mixed 35}9c. Oats, No
2, Bic. Provisions steady: Bacon, clear rib
sides 9086 97c, clear sides 25(Q7 8114c,
sides loo, clear sides 6 SOC. shoulders 75c.
Mess pork sl2 %. Hams, sugar SIC 40.
Lard. choice leaf 75c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-Sugars stronger
Louisiana open kettle, choice 1901 7l6c,
prime 414c common 3tz(D31sC; Louisiana CEN
trlfugals, choice white SIC, choice yellow
clarified 5asc seconds 4(@l34c. Molasses steady
and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Turpentine. 2ss 3D.
NEW YORK, Jan. II, noon.-SpIrtus turpen-
tine firm AZ soc. Rosln firm al 81 0GQDl OK
$500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine firm, Rosin
steady.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l2.-Spirits turpentinc
firm at 36@S614c. Rosin firm; good strained
soc.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 12.-Spirits turpentlne
firm at 3Gc. Rosln firm; strained 75c, good
strained soc. Tar firm at 81 20. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dup ana viz
gin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Jan. I2.-Rice market steady.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

bales Of cotton cN-stcumcr Dottcrel tBrj,
from Savannah, lying on wharf here, caught
IRE aud were BADLY damaged.
Fifgt bales Of cotton, per stcifrher Albania
Cl3i). from Sayu1uah, caught Dire While lying
at the wharf at BremernAyen and an we're
more or LEES DAMAGED
Frrnandna, Jan l0--Steamor Delaware.
while leaving the narb6r collided wIth schr
Mary Castper. at a:i5 p IN, carr ing away
her jihboom, cathcad aud doing other dam
age. The Castutr was lying NJ anchor walL-
ing for fair wind, Dound Tor BallnOre.
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EXPORTS.


Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
aGS bales upland cotton. IA bales sea island
cotton, ~ bales domestics and EARNS, bbls
! bale hides. p bbs fresh hsh. Is pkgs mdse,
2,oo2 boxes oranges, 1850 bbls cotton seed OIL,
324 tons pig iron.
Per bark Alexander Keith iBrl, for Am
sterdam-2,243 bales upland cotton, weighing
l,086, 0S4 pounds.
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Per Charleston and savannah Ry. Jan IA
81 boxes AID I25 ca1dtes tobacco, u bags pea
NUS, 3 sacks peas, Daie hides, ? Uales WOO.
and mdse.
Fer say, al. Florida and Western nv.
Jan r. 90 balea cotton. 2.0y3 bbls rosih. 81
nbls spirits turpentne, 8, 500 boxes and 81
b1Xes oranges. 10 cars lumber. ! cars wood. /
car coal, 20 bbls rrup, 70 bales hiGes, 50 bales
z h Gea, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Jan l2-l. $50 bales
colt u, ~ bale- dOmesues, pkgs paper. 81
IA les yarns. 81 bale. plaids, Da es noes, "a
pkra tobacco IS. ts) lbs lard, 81 70s b. bacon
2Tl Dhis rosn. 100 lbs fruit. 4.l50 bushels oats,
T. $40 bAips hay IA bDls llquor, hi bills do 80
hi lib beer. Kegs beer. G5 pkgs furniture,
,.bi3 bushe Bcyrn.l3O bbls Hour, q head mules.
cnrs umbrr. 3 cars wood. az pkgs wood IN
shape. pkg vegetables. 2 pkEs machinery, IA
rs carriage materials. lizpSgs ndce. 9 Dt -
empties, irou safe, car bricks. ! car pipe,
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Usiertnarian.
Savannah Veterinary Inilrmary.

OFFICE AND STABLES COR q
" NER SoUFB BROAD AND. ILz>
RANDOLPH STREETS. DIR. N@S
GEORGE Il. MATTHEWS, Vete- -&A-AZ--l-
rlnary Surgeon. treats all Diseases OF Hoses,
Cattle and Dogs. Mod cines supplied for all
diseaees. Calls promptly attended 70, any part
city or county
prescri Dtions by mai. On hand day and
niekt. Telephone No. 32R
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MINIATURE ALMASAC-IHIS DAY.
SUNRISE5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8: 81
sun SETS. ..-s...... ....' --.--o.o VI
EIGHW ATER at Savannah 10 :43 " 1l:l6 NJ
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher, New York
e Nj Sorrel.
Bark Alexander Keith tBrJ. McIlgorm,
Ans 'erdam-Wilder x Co.
Bark Elizabeth Ger, Brauer. New York, in
ballast-Holst a. Co.
Schr jennie S, Sinclair, st Simon's, in ball
last, to load for BostOn--Jos Roberts Il Co